Fnatic Add Mithy as Coach and Selfmade as Jungle; Broxah Set to Head to NA
| Tags: League of Legends
| Author David Hollingsworth
Pablo Suárez at Esportmaníacos is reporting big changes at Fnatic. The rumor states that Alfonso “Mithy” Aguirre will join the organization as the new Head Coach after Joey “YoungBuck” Steltenpool left to join Excel Esports.
The rumor mill keeps on spinning, however, as SK Gaming jungle Oskar “Selfmade” Boderek is set to link up with former MAD Lions teammate Tim “Nemesis” Lipovšek. Selfmade had a standout year at SK Gaming where he was one of the standout players in a fairly poor side.
Broxah Heading To NA?
Obviously, with Selfmade rumored to be moving to Fnatic that doesn’t leave much room for Mads “Broxah” Brock-Pedersen. It looks like the Danish star jungler is set to move to NA with TSM and Team Liquid rumored to be interested in bringing him across the Atlantic.
The rumors about @RekklesLoL and me disliking each other and having a poor relatonship needs to stop. We have a lot of mutual respect towards each other, as well as always sharing advice and showing support when necessary. A world where we would fight simply doesn't exist.
— Broxah (@BroxahLoL) November 16, 2019
Broxah has stated on multiple occasions this preseason that he and Rekkles have no issues and that the pairs rumored ‘fight’ at the start of the 2019 season was rubbish. Regardless of what did or didn’t happen, however, we now look likely to see the pair part ways.
Esportmaníacos does add that Rekkles had been approached by teams in NA about the possibility of plying his trade in the LCS. It seems that for now at least, Rekkles will continue with the project at Fnatic with Broxah instead of moving region.
David has written for games media outlets for the last ten years. With his first major esports role being with Esports News UK covering mostly UK League of Legends. David is also a member of the British Esports Association and is an advisor to them on World of Warcraft Esports. More recently David has worked for Esports Insider and Red Bull as an esports journalist.
David later became Editor at ESTNN and now leads the current team.